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Riad Laaroussa, Fes Hotels
17th-century palace featuring spacious suites, a rooftop restaurant, a private spa, and an outdoor pool
Riad Laaroussa offers an enchanting escape within the heart of the Fes Medina, residing within the walls of a stunning 17th-century palace. This remarkable setting provides a peaceful and utterly relaxing atmosphere, creating an unforgettable base for your exploration of Fes. Situated specifically in Fes El Bali, the riad boasts an enviable location.
From this central point, you’ll find yourself within a leisurely 10-minute stroll of several significant landmarks. The magnificent Medersa Bou-Inania, a renowned theological college, awaits your visit. The historic University of Al Quaraouiyine, one of the oldest universities in the world, is also conveniently close. And, of course, the iconic Blue Gate, a symbol of Fes and a gateway to the medina’s wonders, is just a short walk away. This prime location grants you unparalleled access to the vibrant energy of the city and its plethora of captivating attractions.
The Riad Laaroussa extends a warm welcome with its twelve beautifully appointed, air-conditioned guestrooms, each designed for your comfort and convenience. Each room offers complimentary WiFi, ensuring you stay connected. Furthermore, each room has its own private bathroom. You’ll also appreciate the daily housekeeping service that maintains the impeccable standards throughout your stay. Previous kimkim travelers have consistently lauded the clean, comfortable rooms and the exceptionally friendly and attentive staff, ensuring your needs are catered to throughout your visit.
These spacious suites and rooms gracefully encircle a tranquil courtyard, a haven of serenity where you can unwind under the gentle shade of fragrant orange trees. Ascend to the rooftop terrace and discover inviting lounging areas, perfect for soaking up the sun or enjoying panoramic views. A refreshing outdoor shower adds an extra touch of luxury, making the terrace an ideal spot to rejuvenate after a day spent discovering the wonders of Fes.
What truly distinguishes Riad Laaroussa is its exclusive private spa. Here, you can fully immerse yourself in the traditions of Morocco with an authentic hammam experience and a soothing massage, leaving you feeling revitalized. The on-site restaurant tempts your palate with delicious meals served in an animated rooftop setting, offering both culinary delights and stunning views. Moreover, the devoted staff is always on hand, anticipating your needs and going above and beyond to ensure your stay is truly exceptional and memorable.
Hotel Information
4.5-star Hotel
+212 0674187639
3 derb bechara
https://riad-laaroussa.com/
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